A few from yesterday: The baby Sparrow being fed was quite a distance and is very much cropped. I just put that suet out a few days ago and stuck that branch in the fence for a...

Joyfullee Loc: South FL

The baby Sparrow being fed was quite a distance and is very much cropped.

I just put that suet out a few days ago and stuck that branch in the fence for a perch....this is the very first time I've ever seen a Mockingbird eat the suet.

Was happy to get the Bluejay, as I haven't seen them around much for a couple of months. Occasionally they swoop down, grab some food and are gone. This one stayed for a bit.

C & C always welcome.

Hope you enjoy. :-)

Bluejay - 7.6 1/250 1600

Mockingbird - 7.1 1/500 1600

Mockingbird funny! 7.1 1/640 1600

Male House Finch f/8 1/250 1600

Male Sparrow feeding baby f/8 1/800 1600

f/8 1/2000 1600

Horseart Loc: Alabama

Joyfullee wrote:

The baby Sparrow being fed was quite a distance and is very much cropped.

I just put that suet out a few days ago and stuck that branch in the fence for a perch....this is the very first time I've ever seen a Mockingbird eat the suet.

Was happy to get the Bluejay, as I haven't seen them around much for a couple of months. Occasionally they swoop down, grab some food and are gone. This one stayed for a bit.

C & C always welcome.

Hope you enjoy. :-)

Good shots! I think, in the second one, he is telling you "step away from the suet!"

Joyfullee Loc: South FL

Horseart wrote:

Good shots! I think, in the second one, he is telling you "step away from the suet!"

Thank you Horseart, good caption you have chosen!

Appreciate you stopping to comment. :-)

creativ simon Loc: Coulsdon, South London

Joyfullee wrote:

The baby Sparrow being fed was quite a distance and is very much cropped.

I just put that suet out a few days ago and stuck that branch in the fence for a perch....this is the very first time I've ever seen a Mockingbird eat the suet.

Was happy to get the Bluejay, as I haven't seen them around much for a couple of months. Occasionally they swoop down, grab some food and are gone. This one stayed for a bit.

C & C always welcome.

Hope you enjoy. :-)

love the sparrow shots

JR1 Loc: Tavistock, Devon, UK

Nice clear sharp shots, like the last 2 but the bird in 3 really doesn't like you by the look

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

Joyfullee wrote:

The baby Sparrow being fed was quite a distance and is very much cropped.

I just put that suet out a few days ago and stuck that branch in the fence for a perch....this is the very first time I've ever seen a Mockingbird eat the suet.

Was happy to get the Bluejay, as I haven't seen them around much for a couple of months. Occasionally they swoop down, grab some food and are gone. This one stayed for a bit.

C & C always welcome.

Hope you enjoy. :-)

Very very nice Joyfullee, like them all but love the baby being fed

Joyfullee Loc: South FL

creativ simon wrote:

love the sparrow shots

Thanks Simon and thanks for stopping to comment. :-)

angler Loc: StHelens England

Excellent shots.

Joyfullee Loc: South FL

JR1 wrote:

Nice clear sharp shots, like the last 2 but the bird in 3 really doesn't like you by the look

Thanks JR1 and appreciate you stopping to comment. :-)

What's not to like, I put the food out there that he's eating! He may be on guard by the intrusion of the sound of the camera clicking, but surely it's not personal. :D

Joyfullee Loc: South FL

JR1 wrote:

Nice clear sharp shots, like the last 2 but the bird in 3 really doesn't like you by the look

Thanks JR1 and appreciate you stopping to comment. :-)

What's not to like, I put the food out there that he's eating! He may be on guard by the intrusion of the sound of the camera clicking, but surely it's not personal. :D

Joyfullee Loc: South FL

gregoryd45 wrote:

Very very nice Joyfullee, like them all but love the baby being fed

Thank you Gregory, and as always appreciate your response. :-)

Those shots were at the far end of the patio from me and a bunch of Eurasian collared doves were eating and kept getting in the way. Plus the fact that they were in the dirt part (rather than the cement part) and blended into it, they were difficult shots. Did the best I could within the circumstances presented. I do like them though.

Joyfullee Loc: South FL

angler wrote:

Excellent shots.

Thank you very much Angler and always appreciate hearing from you. :-)

briace Loc: liverpool uk

Joyfullee wrote:

The baby Sparrow being fed was quite a distance and is very much cropped.

I just put that suet out a few days ago and stuck that branch in the fence for a perch....this is the very first time I've ever seen a Mockingbird eat the suet.

Was happy to get the Bluejay, as I haven't seen them around much for a couple of months. Occasionally they swoop down, grab some food and are gone. This one stayed for a bit.

C & C always welcome.

Hope you enjoy. :-)

:thumbup: :thumbup:

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Love the pissed-off mockingbird. And great job with the far-away sparrow feeding!

Joyfullee Loc: South FL

briace wrote:

:thumbup: :thumbup:

Thanks so much Briace, appreciated! :-)